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UK to provide more food, blankets and essential supplies for the thousands of people who have lost their homes due to the floods in Malawi.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
UK becomes first country to pledge to a new IMF trust to relieve debt caused by Ebola.
International Development Secretary announces additional £100 million assistance during visit to Zaatari refugee camp with Prince of Wales.
The UK has backed a deal to help businesses in Sierra Leone who have been hit hard by the economic impact of the Ebola outbreak.
The UK will provide further life-saving food, water and support for families forced from their homes by recent fighting in Sudan.
In pictures: How humanitarian aid from the UK is helping Iraqi and Syrian people cope with freezing conditions in northern Iraq.
How the UK is providing support to those affected by the floods in Malawi.
During a visit to Sierra Leone Justine Greening announced new support for children affected by Ebola.
Five more Ebola treatment centres have been completed and handed over to the charities who will run them.
New support will ensure thousands of families can survive the first winter since being forced to flee their homes.
An overview of DFID's approach to building resilience to natural disasters and responding to humanitarian emergencies.
More than 30 NHS staff from across the UK will depart for Sierra Leone to join Britain’s fight against Ebola.
More than 50 NHS volunteers from the UK are now going through rigorous training as they prepare to deploy to West Africa to help communities affected by Ebola.
British expertise from the Met Office will help the Philippines better predict and prepare for natural disasters.
A new British Ebola treatment facility opens to patients today in Kerry Town, near the Sierra Leone capital Freetown.
Justine Greening welcomes a vital contribution from Norway to support UK's efforts to end Ebola in Sierra Leone.
David Cameron gets European leaders to pledge more funding to fight Ebola.
Justine Greening has visited Sierra Leone to see the early results of Britain's response to Ebola.
The 32 UK-funded vehicles are on their way to Sierra Leone where they will transport staff, medicines and equipment to help defeat Ebola.
Ms Greening will visit a treatment facility in Kerry Town and a DFID-funded Ebola Training Academy.
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